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If you liked Optimal credit rationing in not-for-profit financial institutions by David Canning, Clifford W. Jefferson, John E. Spencer, Harvard Institute of Economic Research

If you liked Optimal credit rationing in not-for-profit financial institutions by David Canning, Clifford W. Jefferson, John E. Spencer, and Harvard Institute of Economic Research, start with Tax reform and U.S. economic growth (1989), Real wages and relative factor prices in the Third World before 1940 (1998), and The breakdown of Bretton Woods (1977). These recommendations are drawn from the same author, shared genres, and reader overlap on BookOrb.

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Optimal credit rationing in not-for-profit financial institutions is by David Canning, Clifford W. Jefferson, John E. Spencer, and Harvard Institute of Economic Research.